This national moot court competition focuses on constitutional law and is sponsored by Charleston School of Law. Students will write a brief and participate in oral arguments during rounds of competition. Students must apply, try out and be accepted by the Moot Court Board for this traveling team. (Cue to the global pandemic, the competition this year (2020/21) will be virtual.)

This course is an upper-level legal research course focusing on health law regulation. This course explores the tools and methods to research federal regulations including primary and secondary sources to understand the administrative process and the major agencies in the health law field.

This course explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal research, teaching students to leverage AI tools to enhance legal practice. Skills covered include advanced legal research techniques using AI, understanding natural language processing for legal documents, and ethical considerations in AI deployment. Students will gain hands-on experience with AI-powered legal databases and analytics, enabling efficient case law analysis, contract review, and predictive legal analytics for informed decision-making.